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Thoroughly enjoyed the BBC adaptation of Around the World in 80 Days, great cast and setting with some very funny moments and equally poignant ones too

I imagine we'll get an announcement this week, Melvin and FR will want to make the most of people being paid over the next week or so, I reckon announcement Wednesday/Thursday with tickets on sale Friday

Clutching straws but maybe they could do a festival opening show Friday lunchtime before jetting back to America? Stranger things have happened. Also Liam is in Australia that weekend so I don't think he'll be able to make it logistically If Haim are out though I could see Foals back again - hoping we'll get news by the end of the week or next

I do think Florence will headline again, she's has a few European dates but none in the UK and all probable options (BST, APE, Trnsmt) aren't her so it would make my day if she was on. My bet on headliners is: Friday - Capaldi, Saturday - Florence, Sunday - Haim/London Grammar co-headline Also thinking could Disclosure play a closing dance set as both Underworld and Chemical Bros went down amazingly. Other acts I expect will pop up are Nile Rodgers and Chic, Sigrid, The Specials, Blossoms, Fontaines DC, Charli XCX, Arlo Parks and Idles. I'm also thinking Kasabian could do an opening slot like Supergrass last year. As we all know Latitude is always unpredictable so I'm excited to see who's there

This is my all-time favourite performance of her, so beautiful The lack of Arcadia, Born to Die and Love troubles me greatly though

Looks as if we'll get news in the next few weeks

I can't wait to hear their hit in person!

It's usually been announced January-March time bar last year because of all the uncertainty. I'm thinking we'll get something announced next week when people start getting paid again, people seem to be wanting to make the most of big events now and FR will definitely want to capitalise on that

I think another issue here is simply people sleeping in crowded tents with poor ventilation while at the festival. Consider this and the demographics of people attending who were unlikely to have had 2 jabs at that point and you probably have a perfect storm. Yeah this is a good point too, it's just a bit of a shit show for everyone involved in the sector and for the punters too

Yeah this is definitely part of it, I was thinking also could another issue actually be audience's themselves not being able to attend? Wolf Alice mentioned something in their statement about people not being able to access the gig which I read as people having to isolate. I get people have to miss gigs last minute all the time but the sheer amount of people isolating at the moment might mean sold out shows being rather empty

I saw them in July at Latitude so not too disappointed and at least they've moved it, I'd imagine theyll move it to just before or after the festival season

2021 - absolute rollercoaster 2022? It will be even better I'm sure! Happy new year everyone, here's to a great 2022 and enjoy whatever you're doing this evening

Glasto and whole festival season is 100% on

Must say I'm very impressed with Test and Trace today - my brother had a positive LFT yesterday so we all went for PCR to double check at 9am today, had results back about half an hour ago (negative thankfully). Very well managed testing center too

I've been lucky enough to go to several gigs this year and Latitude first weekend after restrictions were lifted. My highlights have been: Wolf Alice, Bastille, Chemical Brothers, Supergrass, Rudimental, Declan Mckenna, Kaiser Chiefs, Shed Seven, The Vaccines and The Charlatans